St John of God Geelong Hospital en Geelong

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  Cameron Hannah

  :: 11 March 2018 22:28:34

  Always been treated very nicely when I've been there. The only thing is the receptionists, one in particular was very rude a time I went there, made me wait 30 minutes at the counter when she called ME over about making another appointment because she decided to answer her personal phone!!

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  Maureen Linton

  :: 28 February 2018 08:23:13

  I was just recently in for foot reconstruction surgery and found staff were very professional and considerate. There was one exception in surgical wing and the nurse concerned needs to remember the right of patients to privacy, and should not need to be asked to close doors to the passage when patients are vulnerable and in a state of undress, especially considering the hospital's own values, shown on walls everywhere - Respect. As I said this was the only exception and the nursing staff in 2 north more than made up for that, they were amazing. I felt well looked after day & night, nothing was too much trouble, and auxiliary staff also were very pleasant, caring and considerate. My meals were of a high standard, with several options to choose from daily on the menu. There was no additional charge for TV and free wireless internet I also had a very special time with Kim from the pastoral care team who called in to visit me. Many thanks to all for your dedication.

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  David Wilson

  :: 11 January 2018 12:41:07

  Have just spent 3days on 2 east and may I say a very big thank you to all the staff, especially the nursing caregivers who all have a welcoming smile and exceptionally professional work ethics, and have a bit of fun and interaction. GREAT JOB

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  Lyn Cramer

  :: 07 June 2017 11:09:21

  I agree with Steven Walter's review based on the recent non care my husband received at the Emergency Department. There are signs everywhere saying voted No 1 in care well don't know how they got that based on our bad experience. My husband had a work accident and was taken to the Emergency Dept for a suspected broken arm on a Friday. He asked for the entire arm to be xrayed and was told it wasn't necessary. They xrayed his wrist only and sent him home with a shattered elbow. Took my husband to his doctor on Monday and got another xray - guess what broken elbow shattered in 3 places that required surgery. His doctor referred us back there for a CT scan which revealed the extent of the damage to his elbow - this was 4 days later. My husband had been sitting around for 4 days with a broken arm and this visit was referred to an Orthopedic Surgeon for surgery. If they had of done there job properly my husband would not have had to endure 10 days of pain and suffering before he got his shattered elbow fixed. Not good enough. If an Emergency Department can't diagnose a broken arm then I have to say I have little faith for anything else. I

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  Linda Millard

  :: 06 October 2016 16:29:13

  I have just come home from a stay in SJOG Geelong and I want to say how impressed I am with the standard of nursing I recieved. In particular the night staff. vety efficientvery